The Volunteers of America have a program in Minneapolis that offers intensive therapeutic, skill building and rehabilitative services to help strengthen the emotional, behavioral and social functioning of Somali and East African youth and their families.
The foundation website has facts about Somalis and links to funding grants.
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Topics: Civic Life, Community Health, Funding, Immigrant Integration, Immigrants, Non-profit, Organization
Topics: Civic Life, Community Health, Funding, Immigrant Integration, Immigrants, Non-profit, Organization
Video | 56:53 | Somali | St. Paul, MN
This hour long program provides mental health information for Somalis and organizations working with Somalis. Through... Read More
Saeed Fahia first came to the United States in 1979 to obtain a Masters Degree in Physics from Eastern Michigan University. He returned to Somalia in 1981 and eventually became the Associate Dean of Academic Affairs in the College of Education at Somali National University. Read More
Mental health is a challenging topic, and even more so when it crosses cultural boundaries. Thus, working on “Egal Shidad, stories of mental health” with a partnership of Minnesota agencies and talents was an especially interesting video production. Read More
Egal Shidad: Stories of Somali Health is pleased to announce the completion of its first production, a program about mental health which aired multiple times in the Twin Cities on both radio and television during the week of October 6th. Read More
Video | 02:06 | Somali | St. Paul, MN
My name is Saeed Fahia and I’m from Minneapolis, Minnesota. But I’m originally from Somalia. I've... Read More
A new blog from the Immigration Policy Center to check out.
Video | 07:44 | African, Asian, Cambodian, Caribbean, Chinese, East African, Ethiopian, European, Filipinos, Haitian, Hmong, Indian, Khmer, Koreans, Laotian, Latinos, Liberians, Mexican, Middle Eastern, Mixtec, Multiple Immigrant Groups, Muslim, Russian, Somali, South Asian, Southeast Asian, Vietnamese
Penn State University Dickinson School of Law’s Center for Immigrants’ Rights will host its first immigration symposium. The theme of this day-long symposium is “Immigration in a New Administration.”
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